MB>Darin McBride wrote in a message to All:

 DM> Does anyone know of anything other than Borland's IDE that
 DM> can print out source code in full-colour syntax
 DM> highlighting?  Preferably on the internet... and preferably
 DM> freeware with sourcecode, otherwise freeware or shareware
 DM> would be appreciated.  :-)  The more configurable the better
 DM> - and it does not even have to be an editor itself... it
 DM> could just be an WPS extention to allow .c, .cpp, .h, .hpp,
 DM> .inl, .pas, .f, etc. be dropped onto the printer object and
 DM> it would parse it for printing?

 DM> Thanks,

 DM> (Desperately trying to rid himself of Borland
 DM> mis-products... especially version 1.5 for OS/2!!!!)

MB>When you say "print out," do you mean to a hardcopy
printer?  Anyway, I
MB>have for FReq (1:323/107) or download (+1 401 944 8498):

MB>BOXOS27A.ZIP  432K  7-11-95  BOXER/OS2 TEXT EDITOR v7.0a - Full-featured text
MB>                             editor

If switching editors is not something that you want to do then you can use
Ghostscript along with the IBM EWS code pretty printer. CPOST by Patrick
Mueller of IBM converts C code to postscript or color postscript.  It is C
and embedded SQL centric but source code is included if you wish to modify
it to support other languages.  Make files are included for Cset and AIX. 
It does headers and footers with timestamps, color syntax highlighting,
variable fonts etc.  I have used it with the Ghostscript/2 DJ550C to print
listings on a HP Deskjet 855C. Its very pretty if you like those kinds of
things.

I would probably print more listings in color, unfortunately, Visual
SlickEdit my primary editor is not very good with listing output to the
printer.  It does do very good screen syntax highlighting.  I believe that
I read that Preditor/2 prints in color but that is not a freeware option.

--Lynn

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